Sound Corporate Governance and Its Benefits in Financial Institutions: Does It Really Matter for Organizational Development

  • Joynal Abedin M
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Corporate governance in modern times is a rising hot-cake concept that is being introduced worldwide almost in all corporations. The primary purpose of corporate governance is to ensure transparency and equality between a corporation and its shareholders. The intention of this paper is to assess the overall concept of corporate governance, and its practices present in financial institutions. Corporate governance right now is a rising concern all-inclusive, and its streak is beginning to be seen nowadays in our country as well. In our study, we have interviewed executive personnel from financial institutions to find out how much of corporate governance practices are followed in the corporate financial sector. Subsequently, we have tried to identify the benefits of it in financial institutions and the correlation with organizational development.

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Joynal Abedin, Md. (2015). Sound Corporate Governance and Its Benefits in Financial Institutions: Does It Really Matter for Organizational Development. International Journal of Economics, Finance and Management Sciences, 3(5), 507. https://doi.org/10.11648/j.ijefm.20150305.22

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